A federal constitution for the United Kingdom : an alternative to devolution
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
1855218763
ISBN 13
9781855218765
LCCN
JN 297 .F43F
DDC
320.441
Category
United Kingdom
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Publication Year
1997
Publisher
Pages
xxii, 299 pages
Subject
English Constitutional Law
Abstract
"The labour party is committed to a devolved assembly for Scotland with power of legislation and taxation and regional assemblies for England and Wales without legislative or tax raising powers, if supported in a local referendum..." - Preface
Description
Contents:
1. Introductory -- 2. The Constitutional Framework of Federalism -- 3. An Examination of Leading Federal Models -- 4. The Financial Relations Between the Commonwealth and the States -- 5. Regional Disparities and the United Kingdom Federation -- 6. Federal Treaty-Making Power and Regional Autonomy in the United Kingdom Federation -- 7. Federal Distribution of Powers and Functions -- 8. Concluding Observations -- App. 1. Regeneration of British Economy within a Federal Framework -- App. 2. Regional Policy and the European Communities -- App. 3. Comments on the Liberal Party Paper on Self-Government -- App. 4. A Federal Solution to the Irish Problem -- App. 5. Answers to the Questionnaire of the Indian Commission, 1984.
1. Introductory -- 2. The Constitutional Framework of Federalism -- 3. An Examination of Leading Federal Models -- 4. The Financial Relations Between the Commonwealth and the States -- 5. Regional Disparities and the United Kingdom Federation -- 6. Federal Treaty-Making Power and Regional Autonomy in the United Kingdom Federation -- 7. Federal Distribution of Powers and Functions -- 8. Concluding Observations -- App. 1. Regeneration of British Economy within a Federal Framework -- App. 2. Regional Policy and the European Communities -- App. 3. Comments on the Liberal Party Paper on Self-Government -- App. 4. A Federal Solution to the Irish Problem -- App. 5. Answers to the Questionnaire of the Indian Commission, 1984.
Biblio Notes
Includes bibliographical references (174) and index.
Donated by Graham Price.
Donated by Graham Price.
Number of Copies
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